⭐ DOWNLOAD MY ENGLISH WORKBOOK - www.english.online/ Time codes: 0:00 phrasal verbs 00:28 To wake up Example: Every morning I wake up at 7.30 a.m. 00:47 To sleep in Example: I like to sleep in on weekends. 01:11 To go off Example: My alarm did not go off this morning. 01:32 To get up Example: I wake up at 8 and only get up at 9. 02:07 To perk up Example: I’m not a morning person, I need some coffee every morning to help me perk up. 02:28 To work out Example: Every morning I work out for ten minutes. 02:41 To pick out Example: Depending on the weather, I would pick out some clothes that I’m going to wear today. 02:54 To take off Example: After a long workday, I take my heels off and I feel amazing. 03:01 To freshen up Example: Would you like to freshen up before breakfast? 03:30 To go out Example: I go out at 8.30 a.m. 03:40 To head out Example: I normally head out at around 9 a.m. every morning. 03:54 Head to Example: I head to work at 9 a.m. every morning. 04:09 To drop off Example: At 8.45 I drop off my kids at school. 04:24 To go through 04:33 To figure out Example: I need to figure out whether this job is good for me. I need to figure out if I would be able to make it to dinner at 6 p.m. 04:50 To come up with Example: We just came up with a new plan. 05:05 To wrap up Example: I wrap up at work at 6 p.m. every day. 05:16 To meet up To catch up 05:39 To reflect on Example: You reflect on your day and write your thoughts in a diary. 05:56 To stay up Example: Yesterday I had to stay up 'til 11 p.m. because I had to finish this project and I’m really sleepy right now. 06:10 To doze off Example: I dozed off working on this project.
Hi Marina, I just wanted to say thank you 💕 I had to take the TOEFL last week very spontaneously so basically my only preparation was watching your videos. I was able to score 107 points 😊 especially the speaking templates were so helpful. Also thank you for getting me really excited about my year abroad, love your positive energy
@@nodirarahmankulova742 depends on where you are in the US. It's widely used in a formal way in the southern US states. Kids are taught to address/respond to adults with "Yes ma'am, no Sir" etc... But definitely not all that common everywhere... it's viewed as somewhat stiff.
“Perk up”, comes from when coffee used to be made on the stove in a “percolator” , (or coffee pot). The coffee grounds would be in a small basket at the top of the percolator and water in the bottom. The water would boil on the stove and move up through a tube at the center of the percolator to come out on top of the coffee grounds then drip back down into the water. This would repeat itself again and again until all of the water had become coffee. You’re welcome.
Nope. perk was being used LONG before coffee was a thing. It simply means to enliven ... percolation is way later in origin. But, the image of a percolating pot is envigorating....
Mam Marina, After watching your videos I realized English is not just about being grammatically perfect, its also about the slangs and phrases that you use. The way you choose your content, is just amazing.
Marina, I wait for another phrasal verbs videos bcs this is really help me. Pls I'm really looking forward to it. Since there are bunch of phrasal verbs. Moreover, your speech always get in to my head. Your pronounciation and solid sentences really really improve my listening skill. Thank you, Marinaa!
thank you, Marina, it was so interesting. I like the way you learn us phrasal verbs. They are so important in English. I hope, you will give us another same video of other phrasal verbs.
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Hiii, I love this video, it's so helpful Also, can someone explain to me why in this sentence: " I like to sleep in on weekend" we use the infinitive form TO sleep in, instead of "I like sleeping in on weekend" ? Or we can use both? I'm struggling with gerunds and infinitives and its uses 😔
Gerunds and infinitives can usually be used interchangeably. The gerund is a little less formal, and would be preferred if it starts the sentence. One note: It should be "on weekends" or "on the weekend".
Thanks for teaching this marina! I always wake up at 5:30 am and then watch some English learning videos and then get up at 7:30 am. Correct me the sentence if it's wrong.
She started the lesson with 'To wake up' and then ends the video with 'To doze off' , I mean that was very ingenious. And yet another valuable english lesson indeed. Thanks a ton 😇😇
